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Question: How "Safe" is your congressional district?
#1
Voting is merely a formality - it's one party only		  
#2
only an extreme scandal (the dead woman/live boy scenerio) might force a change		  
#3
Pretty safe, but not immune from landslides		  
#4
They have to work to get reelected, though they are generally favored		  
#5
Most elections are close contests, no incumbent security at all		  
#6
Welcome to PA-13.		  
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Total Voters: 97

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Junior Chimp
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« on: August 08, 2006, 03:42:43 PM »
In-between Option 4 and Option 5, voted for 5 but you could make a case either way. NM-1 refuses to be quiet, election after election. The one landslide here in the past 20 years or so - 1994, Steven Schiff over Peter Zollinger, 74-26 - was due to, well, I've met Zollinger, and he could alienate people a mile away with his personality. Tongue
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